Sentence examples for liberating party from inspiring English sources

The audience listened intently as Sarah Naftalis, a doctoral student in Art & Art History, described Lobdell's horrific World War II experiences: Part of a liberating party for the concentration camps in Germany, Lobdell's unit came upon a burned barn full of concentration camp victims the Nazis did not want to be freed.

The organisers aim to throw the most inclusive and liberating party imaginable.

"Fantasy Fest" is America's most liberating party, but beyond the skin, costumes and endless tides of good-times, it is a reminder of what frees America to consistently strive for me.

William Hague resigned promptly and without fuss in the early hours of 8 June 2001 and was duly praised for liberating his party to move on without him.

He had been liberated from party loyalty, Mr. Graham said.

But many who dreaded the prospect of Dean as the presidential nominee also acknowledged that he had liberated the party and given it spine after the protracted period of cowed complacency following September 11 , 2001

And at one point, Frum's unorthodox views led him to be hopeful Trump would "liberate the party from Paul Ryanism".

She found her 20s liberating – working hard, partying hard, enjoying huge success and a belated adolescence.

As Mr. Gorbachev pushed the 28th congress of his party toward its conclusion, he could revel in the knowledge that he had neutralized the orthodox Marxists as a power within the party, liberated himself from the pressures of the party's governing bureaucracy and headed off a fatal split in the ranks.

Experts say the development will mark a full break from the country's "semi-feudal" past by liberating farmers from grassroots party committees, which have remained responsible for allocating land use rights.

While some politicians paint nationalism as a calamity, the electorate sees cooperation between parties as liberating.